MOL Plc. hereby informs the capital market participants that MOL Group has successfully completed the acquisition of ENI´s Czech and Slovak downstream business, including retail network under Agip brand. The acquisition includes 125 service stations in the Czech Republic and 41 service stations in Slovakia.

This step confirms MOL Group’s leading role in CEE, as MOL Group’s retail network grew to more than 1,900 service stations across 11 countries. In Czech Republic the company becomes the second largest retail player and in Slovakia further improves its countrywide coverage.

As a result of this transaction MOL Group will now own the total number of 316 service stations in the Czech Republic. The company continues in a process of the retail rebranding towards uniting the whole Czech network under two brands, MOL and Pap Oil.

In Slovakia MOL Group will operate 253 service stations under Slovnaft brand. Rebranding of newly acquired service stations will start in autumn and should be finished in 2016.

"This transaction significantly contributes to the MOL Group’s strategy of increasing our presence in the CEE. We see a great potential in leveraging the newly acquired ENI selling points in line with our new Retail concept: we envisage to become customers’ obvious choice in fuel and in convenience retailing. To reach this goal our mission is to provide relevant high quality products and services at our service stations to improve the customer experience.” said Lars Höglund, Senior Vice President, MOL Group Retail.

In line with that MOL Group hereby announces that the rolling production average from the Shaikan field for the past two months has been 38,000 bopd and a new daily production record of 44,600 bopd was established on 21 June 2015. Cumulative production from the field has now surpassed 13 million barrels of oil.According to the current expectation of GKP production will remain within the range of 36,000-40,000 bopd between now and the year end, subject to offtake.

The Partners continue to make progress towards a regular payment cycle for its current production. In line with the recently announced new contract with the domestic buyer and further to the first payment of USD 4.9 million gross received last week, an additional payment of USD 6.7 million gross has now been received for crude oil exported in June 2015 by truck to the Turkish coast.

In addition and in line with the stated diversified marketing strategy, GKP expects in the near future to commence trucking Shaikan crude 120 km to Fyshkhabour on the Turkish border where it will be injected into the export pipeline to Ceyhan. Once injection into the pipeline at Fyshkhabour commences and a payment mechanism for this production is established with the Kurdistan Regional Government’s Ministry of Natural Resources (“MNR”), Shaikan crude will be sold as part of the internationally traded blend and higher netback prices should result.

IPN, that will become MOL Norge, is pre-qualified as operator in Norway. Its portfolio includes 14 licences on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), out of which 3 are operated by IPN. The deal doubles the size of MOL Group’s exploration portfolio, adding over 600 million barrels of oil-weighted net unrisked prospective resources. The committed work program contains three exploration wells in 2015-2016. IPN’s strong exploration-focused team with deep experience of the NCS is also part of the deal.

The transaction provides an excellent starting point for MOL to enter Norway and enhance its international exploration portfolio, building on the foundation of a strong, local team.

Alexander Dodds, Group Executive Vice President for Upstream added:“Entering Norway as one of the most investor friendly countries is an important milestone in our E&P Strategy. Norway will become a key exploration hub for MOL Group in the future and will help us to achieve our goal of becoming an offshore operator in the North Sea. We believe Norway has a best-in-class approach to exploration, and with MOL Norge we will have an excellent team in place.”

MOL Plc. hereby informs the capital market participants that the Romanian High Court of Justice’s final ruling has been released yesterday, according to which the fine payable by MOL Romania Petroleum Products S.R.L. (“MOL Romania”) was decreased from RON 80.3mn (EUR 18mn) to RON 64.2mn (EUR 14.4mn) in the alleged breach of the competition law by companies active in the fuels market case.

MOL Romania has been informed in early 2012 that the Romanian Competition Council made a decision in relation with the alleged breach of the competition law by companies active in the fuels market and issued a fine of RON 80.3mn. The alleged breach of antitrust regulations refers to the common withdrawal of the unleaded gasoline pre-mixed, called Eco Premium, from the Romanian fuel market, in 2008. MOL Romania appealed against the decision of the Romanian Competition Council claiming that withdrawing Eco Premium from its fuels’ portfolio was an individual business decision and not the result of an anticompetitive agreement or concerted practice.

In line with that MOL Group hereby announces that Gulf Keystone, the operator of the Shaikan field in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, confirms that it continues to produce in excess of gross 40,000 barrel of oil equivalent per day (boepd) following the successful completion of de-bottlenecking operations at PF-1.

As a result of the continuing dialogue with the Kurdistan Regional Government’s Ministry of Natural Resources (“MNR”) to establish a regular payment cycle for all oil sales both current and historic, the Partners have now adopted a diversified marketing strategy. Currently sales of Shaikan oil comprise crude oil export deliveries by truck to the Turkish coast and sales to a domestic buyer under a new six months contract with provides for offtake of between 12,000 and 40,000 boepd.

Total payments of gross USD 9.8 million in respect of domestic deliveries, comprising gross USD 4.9 million for crude oil sales previously delivered in 2014 and gross USD 4,9 million as the first payment for deliveries under the new six months domestic offtake contract have been received by the Operator.

MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Public Limited Company hereby informs the capital market’s participants that based on the share option agreement relating to 5,380,496 Series “A” MOL Ordinary shares concluded on 27 January 2015 with UniCredit Bank A.G. and the strike price defined on 10 February 2015 for both the call and the put options has changed to USD 41.43762 per share.

MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Public Limited Company hereby informs the capital market’s participants that based on the share option agreement related to 5,220,000 Series “A” MOL Ordinary shares, concluded on 24 November 2014 with ING Bank N.V., the strike price for both the call and the put options changed to USD 49.2122 per share.

MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Public Limited Company hereby informs the capital market’s participants that based on the share option agreement related to 2,129,666 Series “A” MOL Ordinary shares concluded on 4 December 2014 with Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank the strike price for both the call and the put options changed to USD 46.3608 per share.

MOL Plc. hereby informs the capital market participants that the second instance ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (Court) has been released today. According to today’s ruling the Commission’s appeal against the General Court’s judgment of 2013 was dismissed. It means that the Commission could not have concluded in its decision of 2010 that MOL had been granted illegal State aid.

MOL Plc. hereby informs the capital market participants that ING Groep N.V. on its own behalf and also in the name of ING Bank N.V. sentthe followingnotificationto the Company, informing MOL Plc. that ING Groep N.V.’s indirect and ING Bank N. V.’s direct voting rights in MOLPlc. has fallen below 5%, to 4.996% due to changes in ownership structure within ING Group as of 26th of May 2015.

MOL Plc. announces a new commercial discovery from the MOL operated exploration well Mardan Khel-1 in the TAL Block. In addition, MOL Plc. hereby informs the capital market participants that it has signed a farm-in agreement for the DG Khan block in Pakistan. MOL is acquiring a 30% non-operating interest from Pakistan Oil Fields Limited (“POL”) in the block.

MOL has a well-established, proven track record and successful presence in the country with five blocks and over 15 years of operation. As the operating shareholder of the TAL Block, MOL is currently responsible for over 70 thousand boepd (kboepd) gross production.

Mardan Khel-1 was drilled as an exploration well in TAL Block, located in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. It was spudded on September 17, 2014 and the well reached target depth of 4,912 meters on February 17, 2015.

The well tested four formations and all flowed with high volumes of gas and condensate. The two best tested zones (Lumshiwal and Lockhart) yielded 4,300 boepd gas along with 2,100 bpd condensate and respectively 4,000 boepd gas along with 1,840 bpd condensate. The well will be completed as a producer and tied-in to the Makori Central Processing Facility. The current total production capacity of the facilities in the Tal block is 80 kboepd gas and 37 kboepd of liquids per day. This capacity is sufficient to integrate the new well. MOL intends to carry out an appraisal plan including additional wells on the Eastern and Western parts of the structure. Our partners in the JV consortium are OGDC (30%), PPL (30%), POL (25%) and GHPL (5%).

Moreover, MOL Pakistan Oil & Gas Co. B.V. has signed a farm-in agreement for the DG Khan block where MOL is acquiring a 30% non-operating interest from Pakistan Oil Fields Limited (“POL”) in the block. POL is besides in the TAL block also our partner in the MOL-operated Margala and Margala-North blocksThe DG Khan Block is a promising gas and condensate exploration opportunity in the provinces of Punjab and Balochistan. After MOL’s farm-in, the block will be operated by POL with a 70% working interest. The consortium intends to acquire seismic data this year followed by drilling of one exploration well in 2017. The transaction is subject to the approval of the Pakistani government.

“MOL Group is extremely pleased to announce its seventh discovery in TAL Block, which we have operated since 1999. MOL Pakistan has a successful track record in the TAL Block and we are grateful to our partners for their continued support and confidence in our capabilities to operate within the JV. Pakistan is a promising and prospective country with significant remaining undeveloped resources and reserves, and MOL Group remains committed to investing in Pakistan’s oil and gas sector as our recent farm-in agreement and continued investment in the TAL block demonstrate.”

Mr. Akos Grosz, CFA, Managing Director of MOL Pakistan added:

“MOL is committed to help alleviate the energy deficits of Pakistan by efficient exploration and production enhancement through successful application of cutting-edge technologies”.

The Annual General Meeting of MOL Plc. held on 16 April 2015 approved to pay a dividend of HUF 50 billion in respect of the 2014 financial year. The details of dividend payment process were published on 5 May 2015.

MOL Plc. directly and indirectly owns 1,530,080 “A” series and 578 “C” series MOL ordinary shares. The dividend on treasury shares will be distributed to those shareholders eligible for such dividend, in proportion to their number of shares.

Based on the current number of Treasury shares, MOL is expected to pay HUF 485.49 dividend per share.